Recent content by YellowLakeWelding

Famco 4R Supposedly pulled from the dumpster at the Pillsbury Plant in Minnesota. Found it on craigslist many moons ago had to have it, handy damn thing to have.

Two weekends ago I added shelving in the lean to, once the old shelves are cleared off and moved out I'll add more.

Also got the sand pot plumbed and blasting hose done. This should be fun setup this year.

Getting a good start the last couple of days making the three point for the little tractor.

Picked this beauty up about a month ago. 1600 hours. Also a respirator free-air pump for my blasting hood, they had just put the new motor on before upgrading which was my luck.

One of my small tractors, I have a wide front version on this as well. Also have a vintage sears suburban with a loader attachment, bucket, dozer blade, back blade, scarifier, chisel plow, moldboard plow and of course the rear 3point. I'll try to remember to get some pictures.

Thanks Herb, not much work going in there over this winter though. But that's more time to drink beer and organize.

Here are some more

Been awhile...

Every size up to 30" adjustable. Some blue point, diamond, craftsman, KD, and others.

That can't be good for those rads when a rear tire blows. Must be an awful mess.

Sorry been busy, haven't been on here. I'm using it to sync out-boards, mc's, atv's, etc... I've got several customers making appointments for boats so I need to get one soon. After reading all the responses here I think I'll go for a mercury sync and a guage sync also since the one I looked at...

Okay I'm buying a new Synchronizer how ever I have three options...a mercury style, gauge style and a digital style of tester...now which of these is the most durable, easy to use, reliable and especially the most accurate? The digital one scares me for many reasons especially the accuracy and...

Spring Pin, Roll Pin, Split Pin. http://www.engineersedge.com/roll_pin.htm There is also "Coiled Spring Pin" which you can guess is well...coiled rather than just split. The Coiled pins that I've seen over the years are made of thinner spring steel than the split style spring pins...

LOVE the 40's Alemite work station in the first two pictures!!!! I've got one really similar to that with all the matching glass front cabs in the storage trailer, those pictures make me want to clean it all up and put it to good use! (waiting for a better shop to put it in though...bummer)